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Re: damaged files

You could try the SHOW command to query the whole tape pool SHOW DAMAGED yourtapepoolname just remember the show commands are not supported Jim Armstrong Storage Architect Standard Life On 21/03/2006 16:22:03 "ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" wrote: >Greetings, > >Does anyone

Re: Multiple FileSpaces on Cluster

ileSpaces? > >Regards >Louw Pretorius >___ >Informasie Tegnologie >Stellenbosch Universiteit > >There are only 10 kinds of people in the world: Those who understand >binary and those who don't > >-Original Message- >From:

Re: Multiple FileSpaces on Cluster

Hi Louw It's not actually a Netware disk that moves between Netware clustered servers, it's a Netware Partition which can contain multiple disks. Just to confuse you, the TSM manual that describes how to set up Netware Cluster aware backups talks about a "cluster group" when they really mean a Net

Re: Multiple fillings per node with collocate is group

being dismounted to be returned to its library slot then remounted again. As you are running migration alongside backups I can see how this can happen on a frequent basis. Jim Armstrong Storage Architect Standard Life

Re: Question from a non-TSM person

mean you are leaving the old ones behind? Could you end up with two TSM servers with the same name and IP address on your Network? That would be a challenge. Jim Armstrong Storage Architect Standard Life (0044) 131 245 3062 fred johanson

Re: Snapshot backup for Novell client

d not support Netware Clustering and failover, and the snapcopy / dedicated Netware server was the only way we could get this to work. The setup has worked reasonably well, we do get the occasional snapcopy failure. Now TSM 5.2 does support Netware clustering, we are reviewing the whole process.

Re: TSM OS/390 DB "volumes"

Zoltan, I've moved TSM database components using DFDSS copy successfully. Only restriction is that you need TSM down of course, but as you say, its a lot faster, and easier than using the 'delete dbvolume' command Jim == For more information on Standard Life, visit our website http